The Second Sin

Name: The Second Sin
Genre: Action
Released: 1966-09-27
Duration: 1 h 45 min
Cast: Gert van den Bergh, John Hayter, James White

1966
1 Std. 45 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAfter a Cape Town jeweler is shot dead, Michael Gray is taken into custody, and then defended by the experienced Anton Rossouw. Hitchcockian twists and turns ensue, coming to a climax in a c... Alles lesenAfter a Cape Town jeweler is shot dead, Michael Gray is taken into custody, and then defended by the experienced Anton Rossouw. Hitchcockian twists and turns ensue, coming to a climax in a cable car high above the city.After a Cape Town jeweler is shot dead, Michael Gray is taken into custody, and then defended by the experienced Anton Rossouw. Hitchcockian twists and turns ensue, coming to a climax in a cable car high above the city.

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It's Just Gotta Be
Performed by The Staccatos

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6/10

Hitchcock in Cape Town

Cape Town was the setting for a few thrillers in the sixties, partly because of its scenic beauty and partly because it was pretty cheap to film there. The Second Sin is a wholly South African film and it's not too bad. A Hitchcockian legal thriller with a maguffin, a blonde and a twist, the film makes full use of the city's landmark mountain, cable-way and beaches. It even has a sharp little live music scene featuring The Staccatos and the score, in general, is excellent. Gert van den Bergh dominates as the wise old advocate, Anton Rossouw while James White is solid as the put-upon Michael Gray. Very hard to find, but worth a look if old-fashioned courtroom thrillers take your fancy.